Monday, December
29, 2003
From Scott
Shuda's Radio Weblog:
Holiday e-shopping sets record. Online spending, excluding travel, reached a record $15.8 billion from Nov. 1 through Dec. 19, according to the most recent "eSpending" survey by Goldman Sachs, Harris Interactive and Nielsen/NetRatings.
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Holiday e-shopping sets record. Online spending, excluding travel, reached a record $15.8 billion from Nov. 1 through Dec. 19, according to the most recent "eSpending" survey by Goldman Sachs, Harris Interactive and Nielsen/NetRatings.
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From Scott
Shuda's Radio Weblog:
Boeing Gets $9.5 Billion U.S. Navy Deal (Reuters). Reuters - The U.S. Navy on Monday said it had ordered 210 F/A-18E/F Super Hornet attack jets worth $8.5 billion from Boeing Co. and would pay Boeing $979 million to develop and demonstrate a new variant, the EA-18G, with upgraded weapons.
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Boeing Gets $9.5 Billion U.S. Navy Deal (Reuters). Reuters - The U.S. Navy on Monday said it had ordered 210 F/A-18E/F Super Hornet attack jets worth $8.5 billion from Boeing Co. and would pay Boeing $979 million to develop and demonstrate a new variant, the EA-18G, with upgraded weapons.
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From Scott
Shuda's Radio Weblog:
[Scripting News] The Scotsman: "Every political animal -- from George W Bush downwards -- began to notice the potential for communicating directly with voters without irritating media types getting in the way. The political weblog was born."
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[Scripting News] The Scotsman: "Every political animal -- from George W Bush downwards -- began to notice the potential for communicating directly with voters without irritating media types getting in the way. The political weblog was born."
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From Scott
Shuda's Radio Weblog:
Dave Winer's new Gig Profiled in Harvard Magazine.
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Dave Winer's new Gig Profiled in Harvard Magazine.
Welcome to Weblogs at Harvard Law, an experimental community where more than 350 students, faculty and staff members, and alumni have signed up to publicly express their thoughts about everything from social issues to software, from literature to love. Based at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, the initiative is free and available to anyone with a Harvard.edu e-mail address. And except for a few private blogs limited to specific classes, all Harvard-hosted blogs can be read by anybody on the Web.
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From Scott
Shuda's Radio Weblog:
Experts See Rise of 'Enterprise' Software (AP). AP - The corporate spending that drives the technology sector is as strong as it has been since the end of the 1990s boom, giving the industry optimism as it heads into 2004.
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Experts See Rise of 'Enterprise' Software (AP). AP - The corporate spending that drives the technology sector is as strong as it has been since the end of the 1990s boom, giving the industry optimism as it heads into 2004.
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From Scott
Shuda's Radio Weblog:
Dell CEO Sees Capital Spending Up in '04 (Reuters). Reuters - The world's largest personal computer maker, Dell Inc., expects large companies to resume spending on information technology in 2004, Chief Executive Michael Dell was quoted as saying on Monday.
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Dell CEO Sees Capital Spending Up in '04 (Reuters). Reuters - The world's largest personal computer maker, Dell Inc., expects large companies to resume spending on information technology in 2004, Chief Executive Michael Dell was quoted as saying on Monday.
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From Scripting
News:
Today's movie -- Big Fish. One word review: Wonderful.
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Today's movie -- Big Fish. One word review: Wonderful.
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From Scripting
News:
Mike Walsh: "I wish there were a Universal Story ID Number in the blogosphere."
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Mike Walsh: "I wish there were a Universal Story ID Number in the blogosphere."
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From Scripting
News:
Andrew Grumet: "The first Getting Started with Weblogs class will be held a week from tomorrow at MIT Sloan, building E52."
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Andrew Grumet: "The first Getting Started with Weblogs class will be held a week from tomorrow at MIT Sloan, building E52."
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From Scripting
News:
Harvard Magazine profiles our humble little community.
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Harvard Magazine profiles our humble little community.
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From Scripting
News:
Edwards received the endorsement of Hootie & the Blowfish.
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Edwards received the endorsement of Hootie & the Blowfish.
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From Scripting
News:
Over the Christmas holiday I started a new moderated mail list for people who use RSS. It's off to a great start. No flames of course, and lots of good ideas, and a discussion about feeds with excerpts.
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Over the Christmas holiday I started a new moderated mail list for people who use RSS. It's off to a great start. No flames of course, and lots of good ideas, and a discussion about feeds with excerpts.
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From Scripting
News:
Taegan Goddard: "If you have ever wondered why a campaign can spend $1,000,000 or more on television advertising and still be in the single-digits in the polls, you need to read this."
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Taegan Goddard: "If you have ever wondered why a campaign can spend $1,000,000 or more on television advertising and still be in the single-digits in the polls, you need to read this."
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From Scripting
News:
USA Today: "This will be the year downloadable music goes legitimate," says Dave Fester, general manager of Microsoft's digital media division.
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USA Today: "This will be the year downloadable music goes legitimate," says Dave Fester, general manager of Microsoft's digital media division.
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From Scripting
News:
Betsy Devine: "On December 13, President George W. Bush signed a big chunk of Patriot II into law -- but the 'major media' were focused on Saddam's spider hole."
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Betsy Devine: "On December 13, President George W. Bush signed a big chunk of Patriot II into law -- but the 'major media' were focused on Saddam's spider hole."
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From Scripting
News:
Betsy, something to think about -- did any of the Democratic Presidential candidates alert us?
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Betsy, something to think about -- did any of the Democratic Presidential candidates alert us?
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From Scripting
News:
BTW, Wired News had an
article
about it in late November, I pointed to it and Jason
Lefkowitz got angry and went
into motion. I've heard Republican spin masters say
that we need a positive optimistic vision for the future,
not people who are angry about the past. Remember, when you
hear that bullshit, they're not wanting you to think about
the Fourth and First Amendments which are being dismantled.
Do you think Uncle Sam
didn't get angry about Pearl Harbor or the Nazis? Yeah I'm
angry. And that's the correct way to be.
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BTW, Wired News had an
article
about it in late November, I pointed to it and Jason
Lefkowitz got angry and went
into motion. I've heard Republican spin masters say
that we need a positive optimistic vision for the future,
not people who are angry about the past. Remember, when you
hear that bullshit, they're not wanting you to think about
the Fourth and First Amendments which are being dismantled.
Do you think Uncle Sam
didn't get angry about Pearl Harbor or the Nazis? Yeah I'm
angry. And that's the correct way to be.8:34:28 AM # leave your own ramblings [] trackback []
From Scripting
News:
The Scotsman: "Every political animal -- from George W Bush downwards -- began to notice the potential for communicating directly with voters without irritating media types getting in the way. The political weblog was born."
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The Scotsman: "Every political animal -- from George W Bush downwards -- began to notice the potential for communicating directly with voters without irritating media types getting in the way. The political weblog was born."
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From Scripting
News:
A rambling essay on friendship, the Dean campaign, ping-spam.
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A rambling essay on friendship, the Dean campaign, ping-spam.
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From Scripting
News:
With any luck, glossary elements are now expanded as the RSS feed is being generated. If so, this should show up as a smiley when you read it in your aggregator.
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With any luck, glossary elements are now expanded as the RSS feed is being generated. If so, this should show up as a smiley when you read it in your aggregator.
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From Scripting
News:
Another test
of the glossary.
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Another test
of the glossary.8:34:26 AM # leave your own ramblings [] trackback []
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